Comprehensive package
A maximally expanded diagnostic program for the cardiovascular system aimed at assessing the risk of heart attack, stroke, and thrombosis
Benefits of a cardiology check-up
A cardiology check-up helps assess the condition of the heart and blood vessels, identify risk factors before noticeable symptoms appear, and receive recommendations for the prevention of cardiovascular diseases.
Early detection of heart attack and stroke risk
The check-up helps assess factors that may increase the risk of cardiovascular complications before noticeable symptoms appear.
Detection of inflammatory processes
Laboratory tests help detect signs of inflammation that may affect the condition of blood vessels and overall well-being.
Diagnosis of thrombosis and blood clotting disorders
Laboratory indicators make it possible to check blood clotting and identify possible risks of thrombosis.
Extended functional diagnostics of the heart
The studies help assess heart function, rhythm, the load on the cardiovascular system, and possible abnormalities.
Assessment of blood vessel condition and lipid metabolism
The examination helps assess cholesterol levels, blood vessel condition, and the risk of developing atherosclerotic changes.
Laboratory tests
- Alanine aminotransferase (ALT)
- Aspartate aminotransferase (AST)
- Troponin I
- D-dimer
- Lipid profile
- Coagulogram (APTT, INR, fibrinogen, etc.)
- Complete blood count (CBC + ESR)
Instrumental diagnostics
- ECG
- EchoCG (heart ultrasound)
- Doppler ultrasound of the neck vessels
- Holter ECG (24 hours)
- ABPM (24-hour blood pressure monitoring)
Specialist consultations
Initial and follow-up appointment with a cardiologist
The check-up is carried out for diagnostic and preventive purposes, and the results are discussed with a specialist.
Preparation
- On an empty stomach (12 hours)
- Avoid alcohol and fatty foods 24 hours before
- Avoid physical and emotional stress
- Do not smoke 30 minutes before the test
Important information
If there are complaints, the examination may be carried out on any day without preparation, but you must inform the doctor about chronic conditions and any medications you are taking.
The check-up is carried out for diagnostic and preventive purposes, and the results are discussed with a specialist.
Who Is recommended to have a cardiology check-up
A cardiology check-up is suitable for preventive assessment of the heart and blood vessels, especially in the presence of risk factors or hereditary predisposition to cardiovascular diseases.
For the prevention of heart diseases
To assess the condition of the cardiovascular system in time and reduce the risk of possible complications.
For people over 40
After the age of 40, it is important to regularly monitor blood pressure, cholesterol, and other indicators of heart and blood vessel function.
In case of excess weight
Excess weight increases the load on the heart and may be associated with metabolic disorders.
For smokers
Smoking negatively affects blood vessels and increases the risk of cardiovascular diseases.
With a sedentary lifestyle
Lack of physical activity may affect weight, blood pressure, metabolism, and the condition of blood vessels.
With frequent stress loads
Chronic stress may affect blood pressure, heart rhythm, and the overall condition of the body.
Book an
examination
Undergo an examination and receive specialist recommendations to maintain your health
